[ElBandito]

posting this for a friend.

he wants to fit 33's and was wondering whats the best way to go. he has no money for a sas.

 

[Bryanccfshr]

posting this for a friend.

he wants to fit 33's and was wondering whats the best way to go. he has no money for a sas.

Two methods
http://www.superlift.com/default.asp?action=seen_promo

or this http://www.epinions.com/hmgd-Tools-Hand_Power-Reciprocating_Saws-Makita-Makita_Recipro_Saw_JR3000V
plus this http://www.gofenderflares.com/cut_out_flares.asp

he can also go to http://4crawler.com and look into a Bodylift.

Whish him luck.

 

[Pink Taco]

I'm running 32's on 10" rims on my 86 runner with no lift. I could run 33's if I did some fender trimming.

 

[3mph toy]

I'm running 33 x 12.5 on stock runner rims. I adjusted to the front torsion bars added low pro bumps up front with new bils and installed a 2" AAL in the rear with new shocks. I have a little rub on the front sway bar, but who needs that thing anyway?

 

[Adam F]

Ball joint spacers in the front from Frank

http://www.sdori.com/SDORS spacer page.htm


63" chevy springs in the rear

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=20665


Cheap and easy. Lots of flex. The Superlift and other IFS lift kits will give you no more flex than you have now, and they cost a lot of money. use the money you saved to buy a locker.

 

[ElBandito]

thanks a bunch guys

 

[yota94truck]

I had the Superlift IFS 4 inch lift and it did great until I SAS. I ran 33s and they lift helped alot compared to stock. Look for one on ebay. I found mine for 530 bucks which came with everything except for tires and those even fit on my stock wheels.

 

[obex26]

If you want cheap lift do a body lift and crank front torsions and pick up some used xj coils from the yard they might be slightly longer the stock toy coils.